The best things about this pressure washer are the massive amounts of hose and the wide variety of nozzles and wands that come with it. There’s no getting round the fact that this is a heavy tank of a jet washer though. It’s not something I’d want to carry up a flight of stairs, but thanks to its long reach I doubt I’ll ever need to test that out. If you are looking for a pressure washer that will still be up there in a few years with new releases and better models then the K7 is for you. They’re particularly useful for taking with you on the go – on camping trips or walks – and for cleaning cars and bikes without being tethered to mains power. One feature that makes this pressure washer a lot more versatile is its ability to draw water from a standing source as well as a tap. This can come in exceptionally handy if you don’t have a tap near your driveway (although you will still need access to a mains power source). What makes this one of the best pressure washers available right now, in my opinion, is the big motor. It reaches seriously high pressures, which is good for at least two reasons. The first, is that it can blast off even the most stubborn mould, dirt, and gunk. The second is that this power means you can still get excellent cleaning power at the end of 26 metres of hose.

The range of nozzles that stow nicely away in the body of the washer transform this big beast into a flexible tool that can be gentle as well as powerful. A less expensive jet washer is only good for blasting concrete, while the Wilks can clean off my car paint without destroying the clear coat on top as well. Thirdly, you want to look at the litres per hour or litres per minute of the water flow rate. The higher the water flow rate the more water will come out of your pressure washer, the higher the number the more efficient at cleaning the unit will be in most cases. What’s more, the Wilks-USA RX545 includes a generous selection of attachments and nozzles, including a standard lance, a specialized 90-degree gutter lance, rotary brushes, a turbo wand, and five different nozzles ranging from a soft wide spray to an intense jet. There’s plenty of space on the unit to store each attachment, so you can stay organised and access what you need. Nimble and easy to use The best kind of motors are the ones that are going to last long enough for you to get your money’s worth. If you see terms like ‘brushless motor’ or induction motor’, they are good signs that it is a decent mechanism powering the product. Brushless certainly lasts much longer than one with brushes. If you don’t understand the difference let me help. The brushed versions use Carbon which naturally wears as theres friction. The Brushless version uses magnets for the electricity and as a result less friction and lasts much longer Some electric pressure washers are built better like the Bosch range Pump quality Not possible here as personally I cannot fault this wondrous beastie . It has more than enough power for my needs , plenty of tools and attachments for grime busting and is very compact . It is also easy to manoeuvre , stable in use and sturdily constructed . The washer is , in my opinion , very keenly priced and represents excellent value . The owners manual is almost superfluous as the washer is so well designed and laid out . Overall I have no hesitation in recommending this washer 100% without any reservation whatsoever . Thank you very much !This electric pressure washer arrives pretty much fully assembles and only need you to screw one part in to complete the set up. This takes literally seconds and then you are good to go.

Being able to carry around the washer and the water source, without being connected to any mains power or tap, makes a lot of jobs much easier.The Wolf Blaster Max 2 comes with a 2200W motor which creates 2450psi of pressure out of the 6-meter hose. The hose allows 5.5 litres per minute out of it and can be reeled away after use onto the handy built-in hose reel. The best way to describe this cordless pressure washer is basic but powerful. It’s certainly capable of doing the majority of jobs that you would require from a cordless model and I think it’s the best cordless pressure washer to buy on a budget. The onboard storage is particularly handy as well. The four tubular holders in the body of the washer can hold all the wand accessories when not in use. It’s great to have somewhere to hide them, especially if, like me, you have a habit of losing bits like this. Homebase – You can walk around Homebase and physically look at a product before you buy it. You won’t get a great deal of range at these stores though as they are limited to the size of the store. Secondly, you want to look at hose length AND cable length. The cable length is the length of the power cord and you know what they say, you can only stretch as far as your shortest cable. Normally the hose length and cable length as the same and you hose pipe is normally longer so that gives you an idea on the reach of your unit without an extension cord.

This 15kg unit has a built-in detergent tank and includes a high-pressure lance and vari, turbo, and angled nozzles. Also, a window brush as well as a patio cleaner.The K4 ‘full control’ gets its name from the spray gun and lances that come with it. The trigger gun has a LED display (two AAA batteries required) to show you what current pressure setting you have the pressure washer on.

And there’s a wind up reel that stores the reel neatly, and also come with extra length reel so i can leave the pressure washer at the outdoor water tap, so no need to unwind all the electrical cable (no more tangled cables)With this, you get a 24-month warranty, and a clear manual although it is straightforward to set up and use. Is it the most powerful?